Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-26

Lawn mowers at Senden's. mch26u
For Rent-Residences and farms. c. Ben.
Fishing tackle in variety at Senden's. II
Canned corn. 10 cents. Eggleston i Reed
er. mch26t3
Royal maple sIrup-puro and clear. Clag-
EFT. mchl2tf
Shoulders, 9 cents, at Eggleston & Reed
er's. mch26t3
L have re rated this city rs to insurance. c.
Ben. feb26tf
Garden hose, reels ana sprinklers, at Sem
denis. mch26tf
Carpets at H. Wilker's, Franklin Avenue.
See them. m2ot2
Garden seeds in bulk or package, at Eggles-
ton & Reeder's. mch26tS
A full line of new goods, Just received at
Jim Winn's. Dover, Mo. mch26t4
Hams Of our W curing: sam price rs
kansas City, at E2gleston & Reeder's. 26iS
Mrs, Moorehead has received her new
spring stock of millinery. Call and see her. At
Fine suburban place for sale; Just the
place il one wants for q home. G. Ben. l2If
Do you contemplate investing in Kansas
City property If SO, C. Ben before you
do so. mott
Clagett has a new line of cakes and 1um-
bles. The freshest and best In the city. Try
them. mch12tf
Bear Creek lime, Louisville cement,
Michigan plaster, at Moorehead's Lumber
Yard. mch12t4
You will ind everything usually kept at a
first.class store, and bottom prices, at Eggles-
ton i Reeder's. mch26,8
Itch of every kind cured In 80 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no other.
Sold by C. W. Loomis, druggist. m1y1
Subscribers who fail to get their paper reg
ularly from the carrier will greatly oblige us
by promptly reporting to this office. tt
Eloped-Another pretty girl has gone with
a %beau-tiful dress pattern from our spring
stock. Call and see II. Wilker. m26tS
A policy of Insurance In a first-elass COM
pany is IAN Anchor to Wlndard." Get one
from 10. A. Wilson, agent Tor the Home, the
Phoenix and the Niagara. dec25tf
Pure homemade lard, at Esgleston &
Reeder's. mch26tS
Tn best on earth can truly be said OF
Grigg's Glycerine Salve, which is a sure, safe
and speedy cure for cuts. bruises, scalds,
burns, wounds and all other sores. Will
positively cure piles, letter and all skin erup-
ton. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Only rs cents.
Sold by c. w. LOOMS mch27v1
"What will Fl. Wilker be up to next" re-
marked a respected citizen the other day.
"Well sir, the next move will be to sell you
dry goods, notions and carpets lower than
ever, beside giving you a four per cent re.
bate card which is good until used, See 81.
Wilker, Franklin avenue. sole agent for But.
terick's patterns. mch26t2
Pure homemade lard. at Eggleston &
Reeder's. mch23tS
The new mill is now connected by tele-
phone with Mr.. McGrew's down town Office,
back part If Grimes & Vensble's jewelry
store, and all orders left at that ONCE are i'm.
mediately %telephoned to the Office at the
mill, where they are booked and prompt de-
livery thereby insured. Mr.. McGrew or his
gentlemanly book-kseper, Mr.. Sam Hays,
will always be found in attendance to receive
your order. janstf
Fresh bananas, oranges and lemons, con-
stantly on hand, at EgGleston & Reeder's.
II Is often a perplexin2 task to think Of
something new for an evening party or par
lor entertainment, and we consequently take
pleasure in calling attention to the handsome
little book, social Amusements," issued BY
the Wabash, st. Louis & Pacific Railway. 1t
completely fills the bill, containing all the
latest and most social games, charades. plays
for amsteurs, parlor magic, etc. Send one
silver dime and two 2-cent stamps to the ad-
vertising department of the W., st. L. & P.
R'y., st. Louis. Mo-, and you will receive
the book by return mail. m12t4
Highest prices paid for country produce,
at Eggleston i Reeder's. mch26t3
thine out of mind"-ju>t think of that!
Judge Harrison will build, this spring, on
Twentieth street.
Wanted, at this Office, two or three Lafay
cite county atlas maps.
City Engineer Wilson is doing q good deal
OF work in various parts of the city.
Messrs. Jno. T. Taylor and Chas. +. Nee,
bought, Wednesday. the Mitchell house or
Broadway, for $500.
The water trough 10 the drst ward hal
been removed to the opposite side of the
street. 1t Is now supplied with a pump, in.
stead OF d constant how, which will proven
a mud puddle around the trough.
The c. B. Il @. engineers lately surveyed
/ the big island below town, in looking out 6
route to cross the river, and found it to con
tain over 800 acres of land, just 100 acres
more than Mr.. Moore, its owner. thought
} there was.
We are pleased to announce that A. ]. Hall
Esq. has determined to remain In old Lex.
ingtou. We state this because of the rumor.
that he contemplated locating elsewhere. A
has MANY friends here and all would regre1
, It should he leave US.
We learn that the Clark and Mcintyre
rlSbhs-of-yay have been settled as to the pric.
to be paid. This was done through the com.
!, mitiee appointed TO secure rights-of-way-
} Messrs. VIM. Morrison, Robt. Hale, Geo. NJ.
Mounljoy ana others.
Capt. 10. Wilson was appointed city engi-
! neer and street commissioner by Mayor Ham
lett. until The June election, 10 place of Mr.
C.. +. Homer, resigned. 1t is quite a Ions
while since Capt. Wilson was not the cit,
engineer in fact, and it is we'll that hs ha:
been made so in name
A friend exclaimed the other day :-"It is {
~ ~ !" 1lou IL
Platform back of the Intelligencer building
o le can see across the Missouri into Ray ant
, Carroll counties" Why, of course, and by
& ling to the roof one can see the CLINT from
I ie roofs and steepleC in independence.
Mr.. Ferdinand Bates, as we mentioned
last week, las been boring a wei! for water
recently. AT l40 feet he struck gas; at 26(
=, feet u sufficient how was maintained 10 fur.
: ni-h gas TO light his house. A cap was put
over the top of the pipe when the gas from
Il small aperture burned brightly. In ths
course of the boring, coal was struck at "a
feet, % inches in thickness; 8 other veins
were passed through, varying from II to q
inches, the lowest at a depth of 1870 feet.
st. Louis Republican, March 24:-"Capt
George q. Keith brought the Dacolah in from
Kansas City Tuesday evening with 300 ION.
: miscellaneous freight aud 400 head of hogs.
He will take her out on her return to the
Missouri at D p. m, Saturday, April 2. from
the Electric Line wharf boat, foot of Vine
street. Shortly after D p. m. yesterday, the
wonderful Wyoming got away for Kansas
City with nearly a full trip, and will complets
her load with railroad ties"
Well, we are TO get the fast mail. Coco
for thar. On and after Monday, April 4, the
81. Louis mail which now arrives ut g: 5s, D.
IN will get here 1t 10: %, a. M, thus giving
US the st, Louis papers of the sams morning
al h reasonable hour for use. But we are not
sati- ned with that If tho mail AN, -